#this explains everything

[anna-scribbles]

a second secret chloé sibling has hit the bourgeois family

[yaemicoco]

The funniest old GooseworKS🤫 posts I found🙏

Lol and lol²

I'll remind you that when it came to Jax she just admitted that he's suicidal on twitter. But with Gangle it's "up to your interpretation". Hmmm I wonder why?🙂

"I would rather have each episode have some kind of meaningful character development, and not waste peoples' time with filler"

8? 😔😶😌

[andromaex]

i think the reason i relate to arthur so much has less to do with him as a king and more to do with how he was raised, especially with his dad.

growing up with a parent like that—someone who sets the standard for everything, who decides what’s right and wrong so absolutely—you don’t really get the space to figure yourself out. you just learn how to meet expectations. or at least how to try. and when you fall short, it doesn’t feel like you made a mistake, it feels like you are the mistake.

arthur was basically taught that love is conditional. that approval comes from being strong, being controlled, being “right.” there’s no room for doubt, or softness, or questioning anything. so of course he grows up rigid, defensive, sometimes harsh—because that’s what was modeled for him.

and i get that. like, when you’re used to being judged or corrected all the time, you start doing it to yourself. you second guess everything. you overcompensate. you either shut down or get defensive because it feels like you’re always one step away from being told you’re not good enough.

and then there’s the part where you still want their approval anyway. even when you know they’re wrong, even when they’ve hurt you, there’s still that instinct to prove yourself to them. to make them proud. and it’s frustrating because it keeps you tied to them in a way you don’t always want to be.

arthur carries that constantly. you can see how much of what he does is shaped by trying to live up to his father, even when he starts to realize his father’s worldview is flawed. and that kind of shift—when you realize the person who raised you isn’t always right, or maybe even caused harm—that messes with your sense of everything. because if they were wrong about that, what else were they wrong about? what does that make you, when you were raised on it?

i think that’s why he struggles so much with change. not because he’s incapable of it, but because changing means admitting that the foundation you were built on isn’t solid.

and i relate to that a lot. the unlearning. the guilt that comes with it. the feeling that you’re betraying something, even if that something hurt you. the way it takes time to separate who you actually are from who you were told to be.

arthur’s growth feels real to me because it’s not instant. he messes up. he clings to old beliefs. he has to be shown things more than once. but he does change, slowly, and it comes from questioning what he was taught and choosing something different, even when it’s hard.

and i think that’s the part that sticks with me: the idea that you can come from something rigid, something damaging even, and still choose to be better.

[gonkaccino]

[curucurumeguru]

ずっと見ていたい動画@hibiku_bot_ カビゴンって(絶対に開発スタッフにモデルというか似てる人いるだろうな)と思ってたら。1996年に出たポケットモンスター図鑑って本に明らかにモデルうつってて嬉しかった I always had this feeling that Snorlax must have been based on someone from the dev team — like, there had to be a guy who looked exactly like him. Then I found the 1996 book Pokémon Zukan and the model is literally right there. I was so happy when I saw it.

[ianyourattic]

Ian

Shall I

Shall I draw you

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A goth avid

The jester wants an excuse to draw him

YES YES YES YES OMG PLEASE YES PLEASE

I WAS GOING TO ASWELL. IM OBSESSED WITH HIM.

IM SO OBSESSED WITH GENDERFUCKY GOTH AVID HES SO PEAK

HES SO ME FR

okay anyways YES PLEAASSEEEEEEE YOULL GET A SHARE OF MY SOUL

[juliedherbl]

This explains everything

Follow her advice, Edmond. You need glasses. She's in front of you.

Stills by @pauvrecamille

[taktofen4life]

the pleasure and satisfaction i get from drawing hands needs 2 be studied. most artists hate drawing them but theres so much expression you can put into hands, almost like drawing a face (something i also love drawing) Its hard ofc, something packed with such flexibility is gonna be hard 2 just make look natural alone but thats just apart of the fun for me, trying to understand where the bones are placed and the restrictions of the human body. I simply love it. i purposely try 2 fit hands into my drawing because i just enjoy drawing them so much.